, 1887-02-03
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iaaho arrived trom Alaska last
p. -.
Nj Jas. Donovan of QGIirine is in
town.
Maybe yop don't think this wind
bites
1ddge +. b. Wnrbass Of FRIDAY Har-
boF is in town.
Ben Meagher returned TO Port AngeIas
Ga lie last trip Of the Dispatch.
=. {. Co.'S steamship Ilaho will leave
&. Alaska on or about Feb 7th.
t7ool value in GeDts' unterwesr, q.
,1at5 each. at the San Francisco stara.
M.. Q. H. Hoiaomb brought Iopr yoke
ot ozen from sequim tbs week. for bis
.JgSing camp.
Capt. Arey Of tie ship Jeremiah
thompson, now lying as Port Angeles,
= quite uuwelI-
Buy cae of those knit 5aekes~ far 81
- the SaH francisco store
/ Port Discovery anil his 'sbnt down"
Ior = day or two. AIE. Jas Smith is in
| Town fromibeTe-
Look out for display .'ad'' in few
days announcing q special sale AZ Bur
kett & EiSen5eis.'
Birthday ball at the opera house to-
morrow evening, IN honor OF Wm. +.
/ rr-'T n = Now y-,far
| Clothing at San FraGcisco prices at
! the San francisco store.
! Judge Swan expects soon to do large
business in fereolino oil, paints, &c-, for
the preservation OF piles. etc.
/ We had to go clear down iato the
/ cellar to get our thermometer this morn
Ing. 1t registered 10 above zero.
The Dispatch only went as far as Port
| Angeles on her Monday trip. She ar-
rived about midnight last night,
The sealing schooner Champion, which
ran aground and filed in Scow Bay, has
been tioated OFF, and is at Quincy deck.
The Gutter Wolcott went down the
strairs to render assistance = possible
to the unknown vessel ashore below the
cape.
The bksne kiickitat lost an anchor in
Port Angeles during the gale Of Sun
day which was unusually severe at that
place.
WAxrEp.-A girl to do houseworlk
= oily at this office.
ttention is called to the professional
garJ of Mr.. W. C. Garfield OF Dunge-
nelz, inserted elsewhere. Nj. Garfield
s. ar=pared TO attend TO the wants of
-. ..a-ekers
Il 1ruG-a'ion was seen un our streets
us morning that was thought to lie
G-uta Clau Upon investigation, how
ever. it was ascertainee to be Capt Dali
garino going to the poor house.
We are paincd TO heag Of the death in
Tacoma of MIR. Ii. ". Bridges, son-in-
law of Capt. and Mrs. J, H. Stetson OF
this city. and member of the firm of Grif
fiths, Bridges & Stetsop. Typhoid fever
said to have been the fatal disease.
Col. Waters, who has Just been to
Alaska where they manufacture winter
Weather to order, ls held responsible for
this. Unless he can prove an alibi he
must stand con.-cted. We don't need
any more samples, Colonel. Take your
weather to Dakota where it-wou,t sur
prise people so.
Hats from 81 upwards at the San
Francisco store, Water & Quincy street
We are panied to announce the deash
of Miss Fannie Ryan, daughter OF Prof.
/ =. i. Ryan, County School Su.cginteE-
teudent, which occurred at their home
il Leland yesterday forenoon. Miss
Ryan had been i'll for long time, and
was announced ) us few days since to
be in q critical condition. Tks sorrow
ing family have our sincere sympathy in
their bereavement
UNpER THE GAsLIGHT.-On Saturday,
Feb. 5th, the above named play viii be
repeated On that occasion The price of
admission will be reduced to 30 cents.
emitting the holder of ticket to re-
served seat. Being the most successful
drama produced here for years, it is GER
tainiy worthy of the patronage of our
citizens. 1t is play full of beautiful
and noble sentiment; thrilling in its sit
uations; and not ike the most of our
modem dramas, bread and slHugey. It
is pure in dialogue, and free from any
thing that the most fastidious could take
Cffense at. There is something in play
Of this description that e'evates The mil
and brings thoughts Of higher nature
in the mind of the beholder; in fact, j.
is something That should lie encouraged
instead O! the trash We have Den IN the
babit of paying dollar to see. BY all
present indications, the house will be
packed fuli Saturday evening.